Lyrics
Refrain
Woah
Our God is on the move
Woah
There's nothing he can't do
Verse 1
He's not done
He's doing something new
He's still working
His power still breaks through
He's still healing
He's binding up the wounds
He's not done
He's doing something new
Chorus
Woah
Our God is on the move
Woah
There's nothing He can't do
He had the final say
When He walked out of that grave
Jesus blood has paved the way
Verse 2
Oh get ready
He's only just begun
He still saving
There's room for all of us
He still proving
He's a God that we can trust
C'mon get ready
He's only just begun
Chorus
Woah
Our God is on the move
Woah
There's nothing He can't do
He had the final say
When He walked out of that grave
Jesus blood has paved the way
Tag
Jesus blood
Has paved the way
Bridge
The Kingdom is taking ground
Revival is breaking out
All of hell trembles
As we assemble
Jesus is here right now
Bridge
Jesus is here right now
Jesus is here right now
Jesus is here
Jesus is here
Jesus is here right now
Chorus
Woah
Our God is on the move
Woah
There's nothing He can't do
He had the final say
When He walked out of that grave
Jesus blood has paved the way
Tag
Jesus blood
Has paved the way
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
“He’s Not Done” centers on confidence in God’s continuing work. The verses name healing, restored wounds, trust, and new beginnings, while the chorus grounds that confidence in Jesus rising from the grave. Its repeated declaration that God is moving gives the song a tone of expectant praise rather than passive optimism. The kingdom and revival language in the bridge broadens the focus from personal restoration to a gathered community confessing Christ’s present rule.
The words closely echo biblical themes without requiring claims beyond the lyric itself. God’s promise to make all things new in Revelation 21:5 fits the recurring announcement that He is doing something new. The resurrection victory celebrated in 1 Corinthians 15:55–57 also illuminates the chorus, where the empty grave and Jesus’ blood establish the basis for hope. Isaiah 61:1 provides a fitting connection to the line about binding wounds and healing. Together, these images present Christian hope as rooted in Christ’s victory, God’s restoring action, and the assurance that His work is not finished.
Related Scripture
- Revelation 21:5 God declares that He is making all things new, matching the song’s recurring theme.
- 1 Corinthians 15:55-57 Paul celebrates victory through Jesus Christ, reflecting the chorus about the risen Jesus.
- Isaiah 61:1 The passage speaks of binding up the brokenhearted, echoing the lyric about healing wounds.